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# Dashboard – Overview of Connected Devices

On the **nomos/Skills/Wiser** dashboard, you can see an overview of the devices that are already connected.

**Wiser Dashboard Overview:**

1. #### Connected Devices:
   * In the main overview, all the devices that have been added, such as **ceiling lights**, **spotlights**, **blinds**, **fans**, and more, are displayed.
   * Each device is represented by an **icon** and a **name** that is associated with the respective room.
2. **IP Address of the Controller:**
   * Above the list, you will find the **IP address** of the connected controller that manages the devices. In this case, it is 192.168.1.79.
   * This is useful to ensure that the connection to the controller is set up correctly.
3. **Add Device:**
   * In the top right corner, there is a **button to add a device** to incorporate new devices into the system. Here, additional Wiser components such as switches, lamps, blinds, and more can be added.
4. **Edit or Remove Device:**
   * Next to the add button, there is also the **option to edit** or **remove** a device. These actions can be accessed through the corresponding icons (pencil for editing, X for deleting).
5. **Detailed Information about Devices:**
   * By clicking on a device, you can access more **detailed information** such as the device status, assigned scenes, or automations.

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